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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-04

Qlnbau RETIRE; Dabsiurg rnnnte mt
ueun Darnvffrnft auf bas Borberfbeu
2fnb6us, ter fcfrrt fart. Ote 1em1us
Huue NIB bic Ra6asiere retteten ft9 aaf
ben 6nbsburg, auf belH 9aberIin 1as
gcmmanbc hbernabm. Swei BGnas
ofere (6rau RoH aus 2fnbaa nub Elm
6aubpetsburf&el ftnb tobt. &anin
lrib Maf bes @rades raaen hter ben
Bafer, Der 8umpf III Iei9t f4ttar-
@eri&tIt&e uuterfu@un9 tit einseIettet.
Ra& etuer anheru MelbRns mar 1Gbs'
burg auf benz Ours 2tnbau Bre9ens;
2inbau feus pom RorI@a@ uub wnroe
ouf Der Borberieite dlaerGuut Rnb hnr9s
bnbrt. Ra& swet Getnuten f0ut bas
S&tf. Das @eIdnber ber Commando
bride TIT tn Gee f&tbar. Dte @afers
tiefe betrdet MUIR s Neter. Sn bar
Raiite ertrant cine frau unb eth 6tnh;
eth wetterer 8afasisr wfrb Dermibt.
@ie BEN R.sEGgbI. semeloet utro.
fol- ber Captain bes 5aerrei9if&eu
Bootes Ia 70 fern cine f9were Serants
uortuua traaen, ais e ban uoreef&riebes
men Ours sdn5Ii9 tgnortrte. Die S9iHs'
mauuf&aft bes baicrif1en Dootes fcwle
ote auf hemieIben beinoIi&en 8afGsiere
5abeu bur@ anbaItenbes Iautes @ufeu
ote Nnfmrtfamteit anf BITE brobenhe
gefabr 40 Ienten sefuht, obne bGb bos
aefabrbrinsenhe S@iH gotit baucu
nabul. HSa& benz Batter. Courier bee
tbeiItete f@ BITE Raunf@aft NIT gr6bter
@etfesaeeeuwart an Der &ettuug Der
PaHaaicre. Der fGweiterif9e Pcfs
conbucteur fowie Elm Reifenber tonnten
a6 nit tuappr Rotb retten. Das
baterii&e S&tf bate f@ou NIT Der
S&ifsaIo6e bas Set&en, bab man f4
gum Ausffetgen btrett baIten foIe, ees
| qeben, oIs NIT etueui fur@tbaren Stob,
oefieu 6ra&eu man tn 4tnbau pernabm,
sas Buaipriet Der 6absburs bes Stabt
etnbGu uaitten bur& ben &abtafen
(WaI&tuenrGum) unb ter 3uetteu 2aidte
ttes, TO Bog bas baicrii6e S9if tn
mel Ebeile scrbGrf. 9as WcAr brans
in trneebeurer Weafe m bas S&tf, nnb
bie EIhnmeI erf@werteu ben Bahasie'
rem erbebIi9 bic &ettuus. Das Borbers
tbeil bes S1ifes faut fofort, bas
| 6intertbeiI NIT Der erffeu Eaiite bteIt
f0 no0 eIue @eHe, I0HI ausI D"'U
mad.
0a@ Der W. aaa.meiueu 8ettuns
fanbel bret BaFasiere tbren Cob: cine
6dnbIntu Ramens Ron, bereu feds
sebuidbrigss Dtsnfmdb@en uub elm
ane&t zines ObfbdnbIers, fdumtl,@e
Bafasiere Der a~wetten eaiate. Des
Lestaenaunten 2et4e tounte sebor9en
wer6eu, bic beibsn Srauer basessu bes
Hnbeu f5 nod TN S@iHsf5rper. t1m
bic ginfabrt tn ben 9afen 3u sewtnueu,
muste bic Stabt 2inbau uorgef&rtebes
uermassu einen weiteu Boseu bef&reis
ben, unb bas III aud senau uoatabrt.
Dem 8u4bdnbIer gtrobsI seIans es,
aus ter bur@ ben 3uiammeuffoB per'
utIa&ten Oefnuns III enttomueu. OF
erarif cine Bant unb bteIt i9 barauf
10 LANCE hbsr Bafer, bis CT Don einem
Rettungsboot 6es DampferS 2nbwig
aufaenoumen werbeu toEnte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-04
eebre tar amappe. beIsen.

SIN Der Stabt 2outsutle mar am 6.
OCTOBER bieies Sahres Ra@tS fpdt eth
anfdnbiser Burger, Rameus Sec R.
6ebrid, auf Der 6simte5r aus eiuem an.
ftdubisen Dtrtbsbauie besrifen. unb 3u
bteiem Suede wartete cine Droi9te aus
TIN. Ills or f4 bisfer nit einisen
breunben nd5srte, ran;te i'm Der BoIis
Bif ienss S~tabtheiles, Der SrIdnber
8cpIe, an unb b.fabl tim, ff9 f9nen au
enifernen, ober cr uiirbe i'm einiperren.
6ehrt6 Gutwortete, bag e. fG pom Ries
raanbem @orf@riften ma9en laRe. baB
er ni@ts getbau babe, weeea benz er uers
baftet werben f5nne, nn6 bag CT ben
suten &aib ni9t brau5e. DarauFbin
f1tug i'm Der 8oIiiit init fetnem Gniip:
pei hber ben 9opf unb fdute i'm su 80:
ben. Nls 6ebrt6 f@ uieber crbo6, ers
srif Der BoIiJif ibn beiul Arme uno
iaste: ,Wenn Sie nt&t mad 6aufe
sebeu, miHeu sic NIT mir se5sn.'
6ebri6 a~utwortete: SD wer6e nt9t
ritgebeu, i& babe nihts 9ethan, uofir
i'd uerbaftet werben t6unte.- poIisiff
BOYLE eutsssnete: .@enn Sic ni9t 90
rem wouen, miKen Sie fibIen.H Oabei
uGbm ber RoIibif i,tnen RnipprI in bic
Int 6aub unb srif init Der rs@!eu rad
ieiner 6ifteutat@e. auf bies Gin so8
6ebri6 RAID feiH BtffoI, feuerte fanf
SGiRe ab unb t5btete ben RoItttieu
Guf Der G5teue.
4Is ber setsbtete BIou,o6 aefunhen
Uurbe, lag er auf benz @ef9te, nit iet:
6uippeI tn Der lin:en 6anb unb
benz &epoIuer inter benz re@teu Mrn,. |
6ebri6 fu@te ff@ tn teiuer @etfe feiuer
ouf BITE bIutise Ebat Gin crfoIseueen
Werbdftuna an eutsiebeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-04

Ole Gsn&sEd DsS&snnter ben
anieritanfl@en v9dbiess cine 10 arc6e
@Due ipieIt, wtrb o benz .gkrifi0n
abUocafe1 In fpIgenber Meife per66tnt:
Gin ghiueFe meIbete flo ais Rod h
etiier omeritanii9su6amiEi 40 @t.9cnl5.
Die Dame rom 6aufe, weE4e eiuer
~fafbtonabIen &tr9e eu0ebSrt, RrHte fknh
bie Traee: frtnff On Mhisfsaas
.gtan, t9 BIN en- RIif9A -Gpfaf
On &aEtcn2A Rein, iagte Der Gbinsle,
I'D bin ein &IiRiS Ct GbieIt be Gteae
unb perfab he anr Sufriebenbeit ber
6errf9aft. gfnige @o&eu no9ker CAB
bie Dame cine @eieIf&aft. &c wurbm
&arten gefpteIt unb @ein aetruuten.
Der @bfnefe wartete babel auf nnb
ua&te fetue Sa&e gut, DD@ am nd9s
ten WeorGen haubigte &C Der Dame ietns
SteIe. vMber warum wiuff 0u benz
sebeu2@ fragile i'm BITE Dame. Der
gbtueie a~ntDortete: sd BIN Elm RIiff.
Sd babe % SbReu gefGat, i@ BIN fem
6etbe. SD artette ui@t far meIttanif@e
6eihenl~
= Cine f@re6Ii@e Seit bat IN ber
ut19e9eno pom Oro N Artb0na etn 8erB<
mann bur&aema&t. Sim wurbeu bura
~uor5ettige @TpIofon elmer SpreuGmine
bei6e 6dnbe Gm @eIeat abeertfen. Ries
manb mar IN Der Ed5e ibm betsufeben,
unb 70 Gtua q mad elmer suei WteiIen
entfsrnten ~perIafencn 6itte, mo Ct en-
Sthd Seue fanb, has CT NIT ben Sdbuen
Irretben mubtc unA womtt &c flo etnen
uotbbhrfti9en 0erbonb onIeste, tnhem q
babet sIet@faIs feline Sdbne sur 6dlfe
uabm. Damn n1G&tc er 19 wteber Gnf
ben @ee, uul mad Oro "a geIanacn, unb
wauberte BITE sGnae 9ea@t btnbuT&. Das
BET eIttteu ibm bic 6oieu bcruuter, unb
ba &C fe nt9t herGnfSteben fonnte, 10
ffreifte &C fe nebf feinen StiefeIn ab
un6 stns barfhbis unb barbetnfg meter.
BewuBtIOs fanben i'm unl 6 ubr Mors
gems nt&t nett Doa Oro Reritnner an
Der Strase Itegen. Or wurbe bann fu's
6OfpttaI eebra@t, mo iett BEL gutter
BfeSe feline @unhen beilen. RatfrIt@
wtrb e tetIebens Elm RrippeI bIetben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-04

botsn. Die Tr0n qlnousin bebanptsf
bdb ni&t GaffGreI, fof;oeru @eneraI
Graf y. MnbIau ben 1anheI NIT Orbsa
t<trieben babe.
Bie f&ou seineIbet. erbebt anbIdu
Iebboften Ginfpru9 aeee1 biefe Mnttaee.
Inter ben Berfonen, ueI6e IN biele
idmuSise NnseIesenbett uerUi6eh ffnb,
befnbet f9 aud eiu gewifer Baron
&~reltuieper, Der pom benz S0us9ef eer
6HentIt&en St&abeit, @arou, ueriolris
men uurbe. 9erfeIbe NTH ebentals
unf6uIbia feiu. Mte er an9tbt, wnrbe
letue SGuiEie 1880 tn ben batrif&en
SreiberrnfGnb erbobeu. CT bewobnt
felt bret SGhren 1Grts unh bei9dfttgt
R& NIT ber DreHur non Rferben. VI
mill gang wiber fetneu @tneu IN BITE
Sa@e uerwt6eIt wor6eu fetn.
DerfeIbe beri@tet etueu Weitarbetter
hes Temps ME foIst: so fannie
frau Qtnonstn ui9t, ais Id uor tebn
Eaeeu ben Bein@ zines RGnfmannes
aus @onen (er III Der udmIi9e SoIi1et'
aaeut, Der benz @meaI gGroHd etne
Saae feute) erbieIt. CT frGSts uat9,
0b i@ TIM etnen Orbeu bur3 6ran Vt.
mouBtn uerf9aHen t6nne. SD besaD
mid ~ herleIben unb fraste fe, oh he
mir nt&t etneu Orben fur eiuen 9errn
uerf9aGen t6nne, far ben to- EN- Pfero
.~ureite. Sie uerR@e1te, bag fe bd5u TN
Stan6e fsi, ba fe etneu General tn
6dubeu babe. SD fOue 10 f@neu wte
m5eIi& bic EiteI bss Germ fenbeu. Sd
perIauate u1etne RatlereeIber, aber fe
wolte nt&ts i@riftIi@ seben. uerfpra6
MIR aber cine CUTE @ommtfton. Am
ud&feu Gage erbieIt i3 pom Srau Ct
monain Elm SGreibeu tn bentf9sr
Spra&e, IN ueI@em he mid bat, ttr
ben Germ 70 baIb ais uu6sIi6 5utufab'
rem. Dor 9 GaserI bssab ID mid nit
lem Ronener Rautmanu (oem gcItbet:
Neeuten) Al 5rau Qtmou3tu. OeGn IteB
mid In has G@Iaf3imu1er etutreten,
udbrenb Der @ouener &aufmarn IN Elm
Sirnusr eefibrt wurbe, mo t4 frau
Qtmousiu uuo Der General @ahareI be-
retts befanben. neber BITE nuterrebung
erfubr i'd ni9ts Der Rouencr Rauf
mann tbetIte MIR bariber ni@ts init. Sd
erfubr fpdter BITE 1rfa9e fetues S4wet'
eens; i'd bate etnsu BoIiAetsASeuteu 3u
frau QtmouBtn begIeitst.
sd t6nnte~, 10 idIoB Der batrii4e
Baron, ,S5nen anbere. bo4geftelte, tn
bieie Sade perwideIte Berfonen uenuen.
aber huan bat es mir beute Woraen Bel
msinem Berb6r ausbrndI!& Derboten.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-04
3ntt GaHaxeI.etanDa

bringsn 9driier Seitunssn ein Ianees
S9reibsn pom benz SSwie3erfo9n @res
up's, Riliou, NORM sr f9 dber fetne
B,3tebunaen 3u ber Mme. 2tu1ou3in
ausId6t.
@ilfon erIIirt, bnB 2~imouatn aus bein
TtpartemGnt Snbre ct 3otre famine,
bas uon WIIion tn Der Ranimer uer;reten
NTH. Or, @fIfon, babe fid TIM Sabre
1885 btt tinisen @e~Iesenbsiten fur
a'mCujin Usrpeubtt. iebo9 obne @rfoIg.
Rad Der 8nbsirot5uus 9tmoujins TN
sabre 1885 fei SraI 2imCnbtn auf ibren
@uni@ DON tim s~mpfangsn worben;
ois ct atsr Qeftben, bag 6rau Qimcuatn
bic @eIesenbeit bsuutt babe, pom alien
m6sIi5eu Dinseu Bu rebtn, babe It bic
untGIsbuns absebIO6sn. Dos S@reis
hen idIisBt NIT benz Sate: Dies fnb
G6atia@sn; BITE 6fsntIi&e Weinuna
mno bic Brefe wtrb tie mirbiaen; absr
1T es nidt petnIt@. baB man, I'm pers
i6nIi9s @~tbdlfgfeiten nnb poIitii4e
6etnbfeIisteitsu 3u befriebfgen, ju 70 gee
metuen 0srIeum6uussn feline SufIu9t
nimmt2'
Scr -EsmpB' hrinet fernsr einen Bes
RIOT 1bfr cine 2uiammensnnft. meI@e
elmer feinsr 8eri6terfd.ter nit Srau
2imOu3in bate. DemieL6en III foIeen.
hes a. e%ntuehmen:
6rda 2imoubtn III cine bdsIids, i9on
dItIi@e Srau. DiefsI6e bebauptet, bdE
General gafareI ~uoHhdnbia unf&uIbia
Jet. Ser @sneraI bobe He td9li9 3weis
mol beiudt; CT babe S9uIben, obglei&
feline frau bCtnchc eine Winion Der,
mbgen BETTE. 9r babe @eIber ausaes
Itsbem, abtr nie @eIb fur seIeiffcte
9ieufe erbaIten. Graa 2imouBln iproG
aud BON Der bel iSr fiatfethabten 6aus,
iudung nnb meinte, bte 9oIiaet tonne
SnfTiebtn fsiu, Sic BETTE iett cine
bhbf6e SammIuna Dsn GIiefen, barun,
ter Briefe uou BouIonger unb Gbibau,
bin, Rem bsutisen Blot gommGntanten
pom paris, beam uon ben Deputirten
GiIion, 2sIattre, Baron WeadGn unb
Gn6nn. AGe Rriessminifer felt 1871
ftanbsn nit ibr tn 9erbinbuns. neber
ibie 6auilisuustbdIintfe erfdbrt man
6oIaeShes: Ste uurbe 1846 ais abe
Ioiee @IsGobetb S@arnet In Satnt Seno4
(5ntre ct eoi,t) Seboren. lSus f .be:s
rGibeie he sinsn eewifsn Bontnin, nod
btnen lobe, 1885. ttnen ebeuaIigsn, |
1891 8sbOtrncn &e3ttanwolt QimouSin,
fer Ianse 8sit in GI9e,isn seIsbt nnb
asbIrei4e Besitbuueen in Der nmtIi&en
@eIi bate. Isbrtre onbere 9eriouen
nnterssOrbuetsu &an9ss fnb nod tn bie
Sa6e uerOi6elt, wie Gin semtfer g.,
ber OrsensmafIer III unh Ia Oteuffen
bar frau 2imonsin fianb. Diefe Dame
bsi&dftiete n@ ni1t aaein NIT benz 8ers
faut Dcn OIben fontern perf3ofte aud
Aoelteen 9itsl. Den @cnerdIen aeaen.
aber Seiste f@ 6rau 2imonain Iebr
potliotif& Gefunt, unb Re bate R&, 6o
le tsbr gut beuif& fpri@t. Der frana6s
Rf9en @esietuns fur ben Gan bes Gnss
bvudSs bes Rrieses ais Spionin anaes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-04
tteber oaS e6iWSmn9Ia6 amf
Dettt BoOeufee

bas ttIesrapbii@ turS anss3etst worbeu,
Iieseu iest eeuauere Ra9rt@ten ".
Rn@ Der etueu fubr Der 5ferret1ti@e
Oampfer 6absburs Captain Graf
Merseuttn) Sonnta9 Abenb UNI 8 ubr
5 Win. NIT 10 WtnutcH 8erfpdtnng BON
ein6au ab unb besesnete bidt Dor benz
Safen benz Dampfer Stabt 2tnbou
Captain 9abeItp); 2eSterer bate has
StsunI ri9tta aeaeben unb beantDnrtet
crbaIteu. 6absbure fubr faIi@en Ours,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-04

Rabrtb, 81. DIT. Dnr& fSnies
It&e Berorbunns if bic Ginfubr, Ste
6~erfeQnns obeT br Herfauf pom aItps
gel uerboten wcTbeu.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-01-14
Treasurer's Notit,,

The following Warrants will
out of the County General Fual
sentatiDn at my office.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-01-14
Treasurer's Notice.

The following Warrants will be paid
out of tho County General Fund on pres
egiiation at my office.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-07-01
RAISING PONIES AND ROsNEYS.

The farmer who proposes to succeed
must raise ON his farm those varieties Of
stock and produce most marketable and
best adapted to his situation. On low, rich
allnvial land it would not pay to breed
small stock. Broken, rugged hill sides,
with short, sweet pasture in summer and
natural protection in winter, or forest land,
with occasional open glades Tor grazing,
are best adapted to rising ponies and dom
keys; land incapable Of adequate support
for horse or cattle affords all that the
hardy little creatures require for fully
eight months of the year. During the re-
naming four months some sweet upland
hay, placed under shelter, and a most mod
erate-it would be safe to say, a scanty-
ration of roots and 4 handful of bruigcd
corn or oats, given at noon and so placed
that all the herds shall fare alike, will
bring out the ponies Of Shetland, Exmoor
or Iceland in full health and vigor, at the
end Of a severe winter. The land over
which ponies range should be freely suppl
ed by nature with clear running water: if
not, the herds will not scatter, but will,
especially in winter, remain close and in
the neighborhood of their water supply.
The keep which would be abundant for
ponies would be an excess of luxury for
donkeys. These much-abused yet interest
ing beasts seem to thrive on hardships;
they are natives Of hot counties, still they
are easily acclimated; under the weeping
skies of Ireland they flourish, and in a few
generations increase in size and stubborn
ness; in Africa their lot is one of endless
drudgery. hard knocks and light keep.
The dangers which beset the lives Of ponies
and donkeys in the &. $. Of America, are
very opposite to those IN other lands: here
the system Of forcing prevails; this would
result in developing size and producing 4
less hardy animal than the parents wcre.-
Americaa AgrScaltuTist far lime.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-07-01
WISE WORDS.

Every man has f%ollies, and oftentimes
they are the most interesting thing he has
got.
A noble nature can alone attract the
noble, and alone knows how to retain
them.
They also work who plant the roses.
else were we little better than the beasts
OF the field.
When the ~forenoons Of life are wasted
there is not much hope of a peaceful aud
fruitful evening.
Censure is most eifectual when mixed
with praise; SO when a fault is discovered,
it is well to look up a virtue 10 go in com
pany with it.
Whenever I find a great deal of gratitude
in a poor man | take it for granted there
would be as much generosity if he were 4
rich man.
This tide of mans life after it once
turneth and declineth ever rlnncth with
a perpetual cbb and falling stream, bat
never iloweth again.
If the grain were separated from the
chat which fills the works Of our national
poets, what is truly valuable would be Ia
what is useless in the proportion ola mole
hill to a mountain.
Everybody is making mistakes. Every
body is finding ont afterward That lie has
made a mistake. Iiut there can be 10
greater mistake than the stopping to
worry over a mistake already made.
Kind words, and liberal estimates, and
generous acknowledgement, and ready APP
probation and unselfsh delights in the cX-
eellenees Of others-theso are the true
signs Of a large intellect and y noble
spirit.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-07-01

stMv heart Is lonely, my home il dreiti,
need your presence ever near me-
VIII You he my guardian angel, dear,
Queen OF my household, tn guide itud cI'et
me-H
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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-07-01

Every man has %follies, and oftentimes
hey are the most interesting thing he has
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-07-01
A LESSON no LOVERS


She. with a milk pail on her arm,
TnrnS aside with her young cheeks glowing
-And sees down the lane the SLOW, dull tread
or the drove Of COWS that are honie~afi so
BESSIE, he said. st The sound She turned,
Her blue eyes full Of childish wonder.
"Mg mother j. feeble and lame and old
/ need a wife at my farmhouse yondei-
"siy heart IS lonely, my home Is dr'sIi'
need Your presence ever near me;
VIII You be my guardian angel, dear,
queen OF my household, tn guide bno 'i'ei
1T hath a pleasant time, shs si.'di
a household queen, = gntdIng SpItH,
10 NyIrin vour heart and cheer your home
And keep the sunshine ever neal H.
But / am only a simple chlid'
so INV mother says in her dh4iiA rhlhihsI
And what must Il guardian angel do
When She first begins her work Of guiding
awelI. hr-t. dear Bessie, & smiling face
T. dearer far than the fsirrSt beauty,
Aud my mother, frefful, istiilc and Old,
WiIiequirc n daughters loving duty:
You viii sec to IIer flannels, drops and iefa,
Aud talk With her "a lnns. ana liver
Gfye her Volr cheerful service dear:
.rhe. Lord lie 1avelh e cheerful elv"r.
.eyou witf see tbat my breakfast is piping hot,
And rub the clothes to snowy wnftchfeN:
Make golden butter and snowy rolls,
Aud polish things to shining hriGhlhess'
vii darn my stockings ana nenu my Goals
And see that the hnitons are se"ed on
You viii Keen things cheerful and neal and
sweet,
That homes altar fires my still burn brightly.
~ ou viii read me ut evening the d;1ty news;
The tedious winter nights bcsuilinE.
And never forget that the sweetest face
Is a cheerful face THAI is always Slniline:
In short, you'll arrange IN "A general way
For a sort of SubiunarY heaven:
For home. dear Bessie, say what We may,
Is the highest sphere 10 a woman gwen.
The tank sang out to the bending sky.
ghe bobolink piped in the nodding rnShe@,
And out Of the tossing clover blooms
Came the sweet, clear song OF the meadow
thrushcs;
And Bessie, listening, paused awhile
Then said, with Il sly glance ut her neiehbai,
"Hut. John-io you mean-thHt j. 10 say,
What shall / get for all this labor?
ITO be nurse, companion ana servant glfts
To make homc'saltar fires burn brightly
To wash and iron and scrub ana cook,
And always be cheerful, neat ana spli2Atiys
To give up liberty, home and friends,
Nay, even the name of IA mothers giving
70 do all this for ones board and clothes
WHY, the life Ofan angel isn't worth IINinst
And BESSIE gavly went her way
Down through the fields ofscenicd clover,
Bnt never again since that summer day
Has she won ii glance from her rusticioVer.
The lark sings out to the bending sky.
The clouds sail on a white AS ever,
The clovers toss in the mmer wind,
Bat BESSIE has lost that chance forever
-Chicogo TriLuae.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-07-01

Don't you know that one of the best ways 70
save your hard-earned money, is 70 buy where
yon can get the best for the money invested?
of course yon know il. Ana We want to re-
mind you that this rule applies no where bet
ter than in the purchase OF "a sewing machine.
Take our word for it fnntil yon have n better
proof that, if there is one machine that cScels
another, the New High-Arm Davis, with its
vertical feed, eNcels them all.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-07-01
MANY q

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Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-10-29
JOURNEYMEN BAKERS NAT
lONAL UNION.
[oFFICIALl
lOFFICIAL
OFFICE NATIONAL SECRETARY,
100 William Street, New York.

Union /, New York, appropriated at
its last meeting $50 to the fund of the
Progressive Labor Party and $25 to the
locked out metal spinners, who applied
for support.
From Albany, N. Y, it is reported that
Bakers Assembly, 3,271, X. of L., is los
ing members rapidly and that Union As,
of same city, is gaining them in the same
ratio.
The treasurer of Union 81, of st. Paul,
whose accounts aid no tally as they
ought to have, refunded from his own
resources $50. The difference of $1.64
to make the account straight, will be
forthcoming.
The corresponding secretary of Union
No. II, New Haven, complains that the
members are negli cent i'll after ding meet
ings. Out of eighty members in good
standing hardly twenty are present when
a meeting is held.
Union 49, Chicago, is doing splendidly.
That Union numbers 391 and is ranked
among the most active within the Ma
tional brotherhood.
Union "a, of Brooklyn, that has been
inactive for over year in consequence
of their struggles with the X, of L., is
doing spendidly now. They have de-
clared boycott against Stedefeder, who
is an extensive baker in the species known
as pumpernickel bread, for employing
scabs. A resolution was adopted to pay
single men S. and married men - per
week when on strike.
Union 20, of Jersey City, is making
lively preparations for ball to be held
November 10.
Union SO, Springfield, Ohio, tries hard
to complete the organization of the bak
ers of that city. A start was made with
a ball which was we'll attended and where
lively interest was created for the
Union.
s Union 10, of New York, consisting of
Vienna bakers only, passed resolutions
condemning the brutal interference of
the police with the meeting in Union
Square, October s. That Union passed
resolutions to furnish the Progressive
Labor Party with a copy of their roll
of members, so that theJ can be called
upon to assist during the campaign.
Union AZ, Wichita, Kansas, sends an
exceedingly favorable report. which
shows that there is no baker outside of
the Union in that city and that it would
be sheer impossibility for any baker to
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-10-29
LABOR NEWSPAPER NOTES.

The Providence People has recently Sc
cured Harry c. Vrooman, formerly of
Kansas City, for its editor Mr., Vroo-
man has made many friends during his
brief residence in the East, and his labors
in the editorial chair of the People need
but equal his success as lecturer TO
make him valued by the readers of the
People.
The Argus is the name of Henry
Georges campaign daily which made its
appearance in New York last week. by
the way, Argus was one-eyed, while The
argus has oneidea, and an eye single TO
the single tax.